For shops
0% selling commission. 0% listing fees. 100% of every sale is yours. A free listing puts your shop in front of shoppers searching nearby — with a doorway or without one.
How it works
01
Thirty thousand shops are already listed from open map data. If yours is there, open it and press “This is my shop” — claiming takes a minute. If it isn't, create it in five. Online-only? Create it — you only need to tell us your country.
02
A new listing is public the moment you publish it. A person looks over every new shop afterwards, and claims on imported shops are still checked by hand, so shoppers can trust what they find.
03
Your listing appears in searches near you, on the map, and to anyone browsing your kind of shop. People can follow you, and your posts reach them.
Not a trial. Your shop stays on the map and in search at no cost, with its opening hours kept right by you, and you can see how many people follow and view it. The plan is for shops that want to show more — photographs, a description, WhatsApp, what's in stock — and to talk to their followers more than 3 times.
Free
Thrifting Pro · R179/month
Billed in rand through Paystack. Paying from abroad? Your bank converts.
Photographs
A phone in daylight beats a camera at night. Three photographs is the minimum that makes a listing feel real; six is plenty.
The rails
Stand back. Show how much there is and how it's organised.
The doorway
So people recognise it from the street — or the parcel, if you're online.
One detail
The thing you're proud of: a rack of denim, the vinyl wall, the shoe shelf.
Landscape, not portrait
Listings and posts show wide images. Turn the phone sideways.
A square logo
Plain background. It appears small beside your name everywhere.
Posts
A post is a photograph and a headline — “Vintage Levi's just landed” — that appears on your listing and in the alert feed of everyone following you. That's the whole channel: no algorithm, no boosting, just the people who asked to hear from you.
What to post
New arrivals, a drop, a sale, an event, extended hours. Anything a regular would want a nudge about.
How often
When something's actually new. Twice a week from a busy shop is plenty; once a month is fine.
With a photograph
Always, if you can. A post with a picture is what people stop on.
Your first 3
Are free, forever, no card. After that the shop plan makes posting unlimited.
Questions